CS2D Amplified Scripting, a CS2D scripting API created for more efficient mod development.
As we all know, the standard API of CS2D is very bad and inefficient. First of all, it handles images/objects/players by their numeric ID's, which means that when a player leaves, an image gets freed or an object gets killed, their ID's might get occupied by other, newly created images/objects or joined players, which always tend to create a lot of various bugs in the code. This API is designed to avoid such errors by using classes and instances (basic OOP). That means that instead of numeric ID's, images/objects/players get handled by instances which can be created whenever you need them. So when you use a lot of, for example, images, whenever you free said image, the instance of that image will become unusable and will throw an error if you try to use it after disposing of it. This API also changes the outputted values of the hooks so that instead of numeric ID's, they now get converted into corresponding instances.
Another example is that in the standard API, the only way to control the majority of things is to use console commands via parse function, which means that you have to integrate needed values into strings and even put some of them into quotation marks so that if one of your parameters is a string with a space, it won't count as two seperate parameters. Such way of controlling things is extremely annoying and this API takes care of that. Every possible console command that is used to control anything is now integrated as methods (functions) of corresponding instances. So, for example, instead of writing parse('setpos '.. player ..' '.. x ..' '.. y), you just write player:setPosition(x, y).
There are a lot of really good features and the list would get too long if I would try and list them all. Just try and see it for yourself!